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Türkiye says COP31 in Antalya will examine mechanisms to speed industrialisation, technology development and green transition in least developed countries.
Digital infrastructure is expected to receive greater attention at COP31 in Türkiye in November, with applications spanning smart grids, emissions monitoring and artificial intelligence-based energy…
The 2026 World Car Free Day theme connects people-centred urban design with a more stable climate, ahead of the 22 September observance.
Guest author Aslı Dede argues that sustainability communication should move beyond disclosure to ongoing dialogue with affected groups.
YEO has agreed to deliver and finance a 250 MWh battery storage project for Azerbaijani network operator Azerenerji.
Türkiye’s COP31 presidency will seek support for a proposed political pledge linking artificial intelligence practices to climate action.
Double materiality assessments may increasingly guide corporate risk management and strategy rather than serve only as a reporting exercise, according to Novisto’s Nick Sanscartier.
EIF Energy Congress and Fair is due in Antalya on 5–7 November 2026, with storage, agricultural solar and carbon markets on its agenda.
SHURA’s 17th GÜNDEM issue sets out measures to embed digital technologies in Türkiye’s energy system, linking them to the country’s 2053 net-zero emissions target.
Ministry figures put Türkiye’s 2015–2025 wind and solar output at 442.2 TWh, with avoided fuel-import and emissions estimates based on coal and gas comparisons.
An Enerji Günlüğü commentary urges policymakers to treat carbon capture as a complement to emissions reductions, not a basis for delaying them.
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said progress at Akkuyu could bring Türkiye’s first nuclear unit into operation within months.
The UN General Assembly will meet in New York from 21 to 25 September, two months before COP31 is due in Antalya under Türkiye’s presidency.
Gülermak Renewables has bought the permitted 69 MW Powidz 2 solar scheme in Wielkopolska, taking its European portfolio past 400 MW.
Aydem Enerji Yatırımları has been renamed Lumena Enerji Yatırımları ve Tedarik AŞ, with electricity trade and standalone storage added to its registered scope.
AEDAŞ and DEKAFOK say red streetlights on Side and Sorgun’s coast helped more than 5,500 Caretta caretta hatchlings reach the water.
Türkiye’s energy administration is preparing a 30 MW solar project in Denizli, with investor selection still to come.
Barceló Hotel Group and Devridaim Enstitüsü have remade used hotel textiles into an artwork for Contemporary Istanbul in September 2026.
Türkiye’s energy regulator has set Aksa Gemlik’s 2026 investment ceiling at TL9.47 million and added a TL5.49 million supplementary allowance.
Grifols will procure 40 GWh of renewable electricity a year from Engie from 2027, supporting Spanish demand coverage of 66%.
Uludağ Elektrik is offering I-REC and YEK-G certificates to help customers evidence the renewable origin associated with electricity use.
WMO data place 2025 among the driest years for global rivers in 35 years, as land water storage continued to decline.
PVS Enerji has outlined a 100 MWe solar plant and 100 MWe/MWh battery system in Antalya’s Akseki district, with projected annual output of 200 million kWh.
Vestel Mobilite has commissioned high-power charging equipment for Russell Group’s MAN eTGX electric trucks at Coatbridge in Scotland.
The 2026 International Equal Pay Day campaign renews its focus on closing gender-based pay differences for comparable work.
edie’s members-only COP31 Action Tracker will follow climate-action developments before the November 2026 summit in Antalya, Türkiye.
About 1.1 million tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel were supplied at EU airports in 2025, surpassing the first ReFuelEU obligation.
TEDAŞ has started expedited expropriation procedures for properties on 12 electricity-line routes across six Turkish provinces.
Türkiye’s Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change Ministry has brought a solid-fuel control regulation into force, barring the use of dung and a range of wastes for household heating.
Türkiye received about €16.5 million in net EU support through 39 projects under EU Missions calls between 2021 and 2025.